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Language is associated with human __________ and

__________________ means of expressing ideas and

feelings.

• • - vocabulary; sounds

• - vocal; auditory

What is/are the benefit/s of reading aloud?

I. This can be a technique to improve poor readers' word

identification in context.

II. A person learns to correct and detect errors that the reader

produced.

III. It improves proper pronunciation and enunciation.

IV. It limits the opportunity to understand vocabulary words.

Which of the following pertains to "sociality, relationship and

affect" in speaking?

• words

• Slang

• Language

All of the following pertain to the elements of Canale and

Swaine's Communicative Competence Theory EXCEPT -

I. Grammatical Competence

II. Sociolinguistic Competence

III. Discourse Competence

IV. Poetic Competence

Which of the following is/are TRUE about first language?

I. Whatever the language used and learned by a person from

birth until the critical period

II. Whatever the language used and learned by a person from

birth until the person's last breath

III. It may be the language used in the house.

IV. The language that individuals learned first and speak best;

used especially when someone speaks more than one language.

Which of the following does/do NOT pertain to critical viewing?

I. This is the ability to understand and evaluate information

from visuals.

II. This is the ability to analyze the composition of a picture.

III. This is the skill to decipher the meaning from visuals.

IV. This is the skill to create visuals to effectively convey the

ideas in mind.

All of the following are TRUE about macro linguistics

EXCEPT - I.

I. Looks at linguistic with broader view

II. looks at linguistics with a narrower view

III. the focus is more on the structures of the language system in

itself and for itself

IV. the focus is on the way languages are acquired and stored in

the brain

personal choice

Takes effort and conscious will by familiarizing with vocabulary, pronunciation, functions, and rules of language.

• Second Language

• First Language

Focuses on structure and details

• Micro linguistics

• Macro linguistics

is when there is a period of growth in which full native competence is possible when acquiring a language.

• Critical period hypothesis

• Critical period

• Natural Language Acquisition